1. Human Behaviour
West Suffolk College
Zoe Ablett

2. Topic Aims Level Method Equipment Duration Human Behaviour Word Match
Warm up game
Interactive
Linked to an assessment
Stretching and Challenging
Level
Level 2/ Level 3
Method
PowerPoint slide 3 to 4 to be handed to Students (after Teacher/Lecturer has cut the answers away from the symptoms). The students need to match the behaviour against the symptom. This resource can either been done in groups or individual, as an icebreaker or a timed exercise.
Equipment
Hand-Outs
Scissors
Duration
>15 Minutes

3. Human Behaviour CNS Bystander Apathy Nature HANDOUT SLIDE
Centred Nervous System - the areas of the nervous system responsible for functions such as senses (taste, touch, smell), language and memory
Central Neural System - an area in the brain responsible for the 5 main senses
Central Nervous System - the areas of the nervous system responsible for basic functions such as breathing and heartbeat
Bystander Apathy
A study that states that what children see in childhood will change how they react to the world
A study that states that witnesses often won’t do anything if they see a crime
HANDOUT SLIDE
A study that states that witnesses will often step in if they see a crime
Nature
The theory that a person is ‘born bad’ and nothing can prevent their criminal behaviour
The theory that a person will only be bad if their brain is damaged
The theory that a person is taught how to be criminal by those around them

4. Human Behaviour PNS Nurture HANDOUT SLIDE
Perforated Nervous System - the areas of the nervous system responsible for basic functions such as breathing and heartbeat
Peripheral Neural System- an area in the brain responsible for the 5 main senses
Peripheral Nervous System- the araes of the nervous system responsible for functions such as senses (taste, touch, smell), language and memory
Nurture
The theory that a person will only be bad if their brain is damaged
HANDOUT SLIDE
The theory that a person is thought how to be criminal by those around them
The theory that a person is ‘born bad’ and nothing can prevent their criminal behaviour

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